[Case Study] Operational Example of Lens Processing Machine Manufacturer Company Q

Introducing a case study on the implementation of marking points for temporary marking during lens processing.

We received an inquiry about the Ink Point Porous (Lens Mark Stamp) from a trading company that primarily conducts business in South Korea. The Ink Point Porous is a special stamp used to process lenses to fit eyeglass frames at retail stores. The trading company received a procurement request for this product from Company Q, a manufacturer of eyeglass lens processing machines in South Korea. However, they had only heard a brief overview of the product, had never seen the actual product, and did not know the manufacturer. After searching extensively, they finally contacted us. Our sales representative promptly visited them, showed product samples, and provided an explanation of the product. Upon hearing the details that led the trading company to reach out to us, we learned that Company Q's lens processing machine, like previous Japanese-made lens processing machines, marked the lenses by applying ink to the pen tip and conducted inspections and adjustments during processing. However, this method resulted in unstable ink application on the pen tip and inconsistent adhesion to the lenses, leading to issues during inspection and adjustment. Japanese-made lens processing machines have... (For more details, please visit our company website.)

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